Author Archives: Mac McEntire

Re-reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. We’re up to issue #5, the debut of the book’s biggest, baddest bad guy. The first page illustrates (heh) everything we need to know about Dr. Doom, and what makes him such … Continue reading →

Re-reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Issue number four is one of the most famous comics of all time, bringing back the Sub-Mariner, a classic villain from the 1940s, and making him a major player in the Marvel … Continue reading →

Remember those articles in Cult Movies magazine that tried to establish a seamless continuity for all the Universal horror movies? Of course you do. With so many film versions of Batman, and with so many of them different from each … Continue reading →

Re-reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Issue #3 introduces a lot of what the comic is famous for, along with one of its more obscure villains. The tale begins with the FF at a magic show. Because why … Continue reading →

Re-reading the Fantastic Four comics from the start. Issue #2 introduces the Skrulls. Once again, the issue begins with several pages of the four characters running around the city, showing off their powers. Only this time, there’s a twist — … Continue reading →

  I just can’t get those two Fantastic Four movies out of my system. The two Tim Story flicks just did not do those great characters justice. Trying to put just how and why into words, though, has been tricky, … Continue reading →

Here’s this, for everyone who’s been asking, “What if I don’t own a Kindle?” (The app DOES work on a PC and laptop!) http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=sa_menu_karl3?ie=UTF8&docId=1000493771 Now, even if you don’t own a Kindle, you can go ahead and enjoy CINE HIGH.

Conversation overheard at Best Buy: BEST BUY EMPLOYEE: “We don’t have From Hell, which surprises me, but we have this one. It’s really similar. It’s a period movie, and Johnny Depp plays a detective.  OLD MAN (to his adult daughter): … Continue reading →